The rare vortex is about eight feet wide and capable of sucking in a full sized boat, according to the Tulsa division of the US Army Corps of Engineers (USACE). About 55,000 cubic feet of water per ...
Boaters on Lake Texoma are being advised to steer clear of a large intake vortex created when officials decided to lower the water level on the reservoir along the Texas-Oklahoma border. The U.S. Army ...
This is a crazy overhead view of a giant intake vortex at Denison Dam in Lake Texoma, one of the largest reservoirs in the US on the border of Texas and Oklahoma. The water in the reservoir got a ...
Fear of drowning? Be sure to stay away from Lake Texoma on the Oklahoma-Texas border. Twitter and media outlets have been blowing up after the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers posted a YouTube video of an ...
My thoughts, in order, upon viewing this drone footage of a “giant intake vortex” in an Oklahoma waterway: Hey, cool, a vortex! Wow, it is, indeed, giant looking. Big enough to swallow a person, ...
Boaters on Lake Texoma are being advised to steer clear of a large intake vortex created when officials decided to lower the water level on the reservoir along the Texas-Oklahoma border. The U.S. Army ...
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